The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

As for how to deal with Kahn, let Sargozi figure it out himself.

"How boring. You kept giving me those winks, and I thought that Kahn was a lurking demon. I almost killed him on the spot."

The fact that the other person offered no resistance made Felix feel like he was the bad guy.

"I only told you he has a problem, who said he's a demon?" Vena said helplessly. "If someone were really a demon, would they let you hold a sword to their neck without resisting?"

“What if they’re a demon and have nothing to fear?” Felix turned his gaze to Lisette with dissatisfaction, as if seeking validation. “I’m definitely not the only one who misunderstood!”

However, Lisette avoided his gaze.

“Actually… I’ve known for a long time that he wasn’t that demon, but I just didn’t have a chance to tell you.” Lisette said somewhat modestly.

There had actually been a hint, but Felix hadn't noticed it.

She realized this as soon as she noticed the workshop's time flow was slowing down.

Furthermore, the fact that Tyr's Staff did not issue any warning at such close range further rules out the possibility that the other party is a demon.

As for Kahn's remaining confession, it all took place within the "Domain of Honesty" that Lisette had prepared beforehand, so its authenticity can be guaranteed.

“If Kahn were a demon or an apostle, that red thread wouldn’t be tied to him.”

Wiener, however, discovered Kahn's identity in a different way.

He could have stopped there, but he discovered that Sargozi seemed genuinely interested in grooming Kahn as his personal disciple, so he played the villain and exposed all of Kahn's secrets.

"Is this really a good idea?" Lisette was still a little worried.

"The bond between a master and his apprentice is the result of a two-way choice. Whether it works out or not depends on them. I'm just helping them create an opportunity for honesty and openness."

“That’s not what I meant,” Listy shook her head. “I’m worried that Kahn’s identity will cause trouble for Sargozi.”

An outsider's perspective is often clearer; the fact that Sargozi didn't immediately fire Kahn suggests that he still wanted to keep him.

However, using the dirty tricks among nobles, they could very well use Kahn's status as a remnant of the Taiwo family to put pressure on Sagozi.

"Trying to cause trouble for a master blacksmith with such a completely unrelated connection? I advise them to think twice," Viner snorted.

Sargozi wasn't like Vornt, an independent blacksmith without a home, whose disappearance would be ignored.

Most characters would obediently tuck their tails in as soon as they saw the Valentine Merchant Guild behind him.

However, if there are forces that are not afraid of the Valentin Merchant Guild, they will turn a blind eye because Lumiel Village is the hometown of heroes.

Many brave warriors never returned to their hometowns after leaving them, and even when they learned of the destruction of their hometowns, they felt nothing.

However, there were also radical heroes who, upon hearing of the injustice suffered in their hometown, turned around and hung the entire family of that short-sighted nobleman on streetlights.

They were so arrogant that they left the words "The one who killed his whole family is the hero Lyotard" on the noble mansion.

The result was an official denial, stating that this was a malicious act by the demon race to smear the hero.

They didn't know Arios's attitude, so naturally they didn't dare to gamble; no one would complain about having too many heads.

“That makes sense,” Lisette agreed. “It’s just a pity that the clue we finally found has now been lost.”

“Not necessarily,” Viner smiled mysteriously. “This trip to the workshop was not in vain. I obtained other useful information from Sargozi.”

"for example?"

"You'll find out at the party," Viner said, deliberately keeping everyone in suspense.

“Vina is at it again, playing the riddle-maker,” Felix couldn’t help but complain.

“I’m not happy if you say that,” Viner beckoned to Felix. “I happen to have a task for you.”

"What mission?" Felix eagerly leaned closer.

Wiener whispered a few instructions to Felix, and Felix's expression changed several times.

"Are you sure this will force that demon out?" Felix asked doubtfully.

“It’s okay to give it a try,” Wiener waved his hand and said, “If it works, I’ll consider it a favor I owe you.”

"A word is settled!"

With a generous reward, Felix is ​​sure to be rewarded.

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The last rays of sunlight on the horizon were swallowed by the night, but the square was brightly lit.

Dancing and bonfire are the main themes tonight.

The merger of several villages has brought many unfamiliar faces to Lumiel Village, but once today is over, they will all be completely integrated into Lumiel Village.

This is the significance of holding a harvest gala.

Amidst the laughter and joy, one person stood out as an oddity.

That was Felix, guarding the long table laden with food.

While the others were still getting to know each other, drinking, singing, and dancing, he had already sat down at the children's table and started devouring the food.

Although he was quite handsome, Felix's hungry, predatory look successfully deterred others from approaching him.

The only ones who dared to stay nearby were some children.

Felix's eating speed made them feel threatened; in the face of delicious food, beauty was simply insignificant.

After swallowing the last piece of meat, Felix patted his stomach with a lingering sense of satisfaction, then asked the children beside him, "Are you all full?"

"Uh...it'll be soon."

A group of immature children didn't have much of an appetite.

For some inexplicable reason, they were unwilling to admit defeat in front of Felix.

"Oh, then I'll wait for you a little longer."

Felix didn't think anyone would lie about the food, so he waited patiently.

He didn't get up from his seat until the last child, clutching his round belly, said he couldn't eat anymore.

Vina's task was simple: to fill their stomachs first, and then evacuate the villagers outside the village, without affecting any potential battles.

He has completed the first half.

Felix, carrying the stone blade, walked towards the center of the square, instantly attracting everyone's attention.

He may not remember everyone he has met, but no one will forget him after meeting him.

Even if you forget, it doesn't matter; the twin swords and hammers that Felix borrowed from Sargozi beforehand will help you remember them better.

"Boom!"

The mere act of lifting and lowering caused such a violent tremor that everyone fell silent.

"Um, Vena asked me to tell everyone that demons have appeared in the village."

"But don't worry, we'll figure something out! Just to be safe, please follow me to a safe place!"

There are no skills involved, it's all based on emotion.

Felix's sincere words even brought some tough guys to tears.

“Miss Felix is ​​so kind; she's still thinking of us even at a time like this.”

Many people, however, are wondering, who is Wiener?

Chapter 477 Stop, Village Chief

“Since it was Vena who said so, then I’ll go with you, right?” A steady voice broke the brief silence.

The first to stand up in support of Felix were the original villagers of Lumiel Village.

They knew best who Vena was, and they had met with Felix, who was with Vena, over the past two days.

Since it was Wiener who requested the evacuation, they naturally trusted him unconditionally.

“Thank you for understanding, Aunt Hannah,” Felix said politely to the woman in the lead.

“No need to be so formal,” Hannah laughed. “We’re used to Viner by now. He may cause a bit of trouble from time to time, but he’s not going to hurt us.”

Humans are social animals; even the most reclusive person has at least a few acquaintances.

With the testimony of the original villagers of Lumiel Village, Felix suddenly had twenty or thirty more people around him.

Sargozi then stepped forward and announced to the rest of the group: "I and all the apprentices in the workshop will follow Mr. Felix's orders."

From the moment Felix returned to borrow the sword, he had a premonition that this night would not be ordinary.

Sagoci had only chosen to stay in Lumiel Village because of a word from Vina, so naturally he could leave for another reason.

The other apprentices naturally didn't object and all walked up behind Felix.

Felix spotted Kahn among the crowd and nodded in greeting.

The words of a master blacksmith carry significant weight.

With Sagozi vouching for them, the members of each caravan followed suit.

"I believe Miss Felix would not harm me."

This is a case of losing one's mind when faced with lust.

"I'd be willing to lie to you, Miss Felix!"

This is beyond redemption.

In a short time, a large crowd had gathered around Felix.

"The battle wasn't decided yet! You can't run away alone."

The children who had previously challenged Felix to a eating contest stepped forward.

"Shall we have a competition later?" Felix's eyes lit up.

"No... let's forget about it then."

The kid just didn't want to admit defeat verbally; he didn't really intend to eat himself to death.

The elderly, children, artisans, merchants, and non-combustible waste.

From the moment when the majority of the population chooses to believe, the opinions of the remaining people seem to become less important.

Felix wouldn't let this small group delay the retreat of the others.

"Then everyone, follow me!"

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The harvest party was held on the south side of the village.

But one person turned away from the crowd and headed north along the village path.

His steps may seem slow, but he always manages to cover a great distance in a single stride.

As the surrounding houses gradually thinned out, a towering tree came into view.

The man stopped in front of the big tree and slowly reached out his hand.

"What a coincidence, village chief."

Viner emerged from behind the tree, the moonlight casting a long shadow of him.

"Vina? Didn't you take that Miss Lisette to the party?" A look of surprise flashed across the old village chief's eyes.

They seemed surprised to run into Wiener here, or perhaps they were astonished that they hadn't noticed Wiener's arrival.

"Aren't you the same? Such a grand event, as the village chief, don't you need to show your face?" Vena asked with a half-smile.

"Heh, all that excitement should have been yours to do long ago," the old village chief said with a hint of self-deprecation. "Who would want to even glance at this old man like me?"

“That’s true,” Viner’s voice was slightly bitter. “I don’t want to see you here either. Stop now, village chief.”

"Stop joking, Vena." The village chief suddenly laughed. "I just couldn't sleep at night, so I came out for a walk. Why are you making it sound like I'm about to do something bad?"

“Otherwise what?” Viner wasn’t going to play dumb with him any longer. “I didn’t know that after calling you village chief for so many years, I’d forgotten your original name.”

Could you please reintroduce yourself?

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